As Ricky Gervais produces another fragily PC show, Freddie Gray takes a look at the new series and asks, is Gervais only going down hill? Criticism has been, again, rained down upon Ricky Gervais. This […]
Books: Shakespeare’s Restless World by Neil MacGregor
Waltzing past a bookshop window, anything with ‘Shakespeare’ on the cover is guaranteed to keep you foxtrotting elsewhere. As Bill Bryson concisely put it, the wealth of written material available on Shakespeare is enormous. You […]
Books: A Working Theory Of Love by Scott Hutchins
A Working Theory Of Love doesn’t shy away from the big questions of life. Confronting love, life and everything in between, Hutchins pursues the elusive question of what makes us human in his […]
LUU Leadership Race 2013
Update @ 17:40 – The live blog is now over, full concise coverage of the debate is now available online here. Or re-live the live blog below. Thanks to LSTV for their video stream. With the […]
A Brit of a Crap Night
My first memory of the Brits being called crap came from a particularly enthusiastic episode of Newsround. Dido scrambled up to the platform to collect her ten thousandth trophy of the night while some cheeky […]
Music News: Live At Leeds Announces More Acts
Everyone’s favourite local multi-venue musical event Live at Leeds has added even more exciting names to this year’s line up. This year’s festival will take place from Friday 3rd May – Monday 6th May, beginning […]
Style vs. Substance – How Do You Vote?
The campaign season has officially been launched and from society committees to the next student exec it’s time for us to get set for a bombardment of silly slogans, painful puns, stirring speeches, and, admittedly […]
The Fall of King Bibi?
Given the constant risk Israelis face of an election, you could forgive them for suffering of apathy. Despite this, in January 2013 the highest percentage of Israeli Jews this century voted, and with a […]
Iraq – A Retrospective
In the next couple of weeks, you will see a greater media focus on Iraq looking back at the fateful invasion in 2003 by UK and US-led coalition forces and how the country has changed. […]
All You Need is Science
BBC Three’s new programme The Year of Making Love, uses the influence of science in order to manipulate an experiment that seeks to create 500 couples. The show follows them throughout the course of a […]
Caught on Campus: Men’s Style
Last week Nina Keshmiri was hanging out on campus to catch the most stylish of men!
Comedy | House of Fun
4/5 stars Asserted as ‘the best comedy club in the North’, ‘House of Fun’ certainly didn’t fail to deliver. Having housed comedians such as Michael McIntyre, John Bishop and Russell Howard, ‘House of Fun’ continues […]